| Show c 'r-- ""-- 1"-"- " ' - '74IIF"V"W"Iregr"711""'W111"1"0""irMentm- re TWA"' IF"'"Nr- - - Zbe Zan 1Zikc Ztibunt Sunday: Morning IMorinfaOturer Zinc Circles Wiles to Join Think Pool Subsidiary of National Lead Will Expand Gluyd M Wiles general manager of the Park City Consolidated Mines company at Park City for seven years has resigned and will leave this week for St Louis Mo where be will be consulting engi- neer for the St Louis Smelting & Refining company a subsidiary of Brass Mills Use Increasingly More Red Metal Lea 'es P C Con TintictDistrict ir' r- ' s 5 - ' i 'S'"': ' 004R! " i'Y '41i:'4: j l t 41' ::' 4 !: t t' 7 :'''::' 1 '" ! ' ::' It te - ff A ?: ' -- Tv6 - - r L A ' 1 — ' - -- Silver Plays Vital Role In Base Metal Output l lead-copp- er ly Lead-Copp- er ! lead-copp- er s 7) Ed "Ands low-grad- $1-5- 2- 1- Let's talk about YOUR Problems! - gib 7 1 ' 1 4: ' It 1u :41 : - SI tip Manganese to Utah 10 WINNEMUCCA ' —0 I k 11 4 I- -4' r7vril litti 111) 7- -11 (71 TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO " Salt Lalt Dredges roreed Out City RENO N: v — Several Nevada and Califorr? a gold dredging cornpaniem ars lulting down because they Are uni ble to get machinery replacementi all under priorities i4" 16 k 4 ? B 2 t i r::- )‘-Ik:'- k tt A ot i - kt i it 0-ste- 44 i f! t - -- n - t--5 :tt'it tk to t' 1- i i I 4A 1' ?!' - - Yellow Pine BOISE Idaho---Thmining district in Valley county is fast becoming one of Idaho's major mining districts because of deposits of ore containing antimony and tungsten two minerals the nation's war industries must have The Bradley Mining company iS operating the Yellow Pine mine e T consideration for recommended : '4 r 100r to development produce the ' '3264 000 tons of ore sought from this area in the department of in4 '1""16010877 :Lvov to " terior's large-scal- e program xrer 0"'"'": 4k The program also calls for a r7144404: hydrometallurgical or wet gas f dm plant at Garfield to produce 630- - P " 'r f ''''''' '! 'sk 7 000 tons of manganese from the p!r OP:re' 4g l:L 4ag"? '! s z 4''" uciirlrdyermo ipnteiscofmr7antyheotinitiotiesdeISTbter 'A' ' tsk 4'44iif°:'4‘y) 4"k $1a: J:- Tintic ore and ore from other 64 c' ' '''': 4 I s Nv104!efs4"64 ' '44'itt o Utah and eastern Nevada districts ttl4144 mine is near Stibnite 76 miles 107sAr' 14s5 it i''''' f71 -- - x!) -- - t : ":' ' mr Most of the Tintic deposits are t tA: sh7" t''') east of Cascade which is 78 miles fkm"110 ' l' N 4 ' !:: A :4 : 9' : 0 1:111 :: small The best producer has been 1:A "i" t vi due of Boise Most of the north tyAok:::t i 0!40 ' 11F 11''''' ' 4 ''4 4 ' f "r-'4''-' the Steele lease of the Chief ConEist— ' t t '''4::::0000 is accessible only A - 1 Z t lit 4‘" ) 1 r rirtphleneline t all 't i solidated Mining company two 1 1 40 by ' To- permit shipping of the needmiles northeast of Eureka on the erzOt:AM 7- ''es-1 '' ' vr4:11arterti ' ed minerals the year around gov:: ridge of the Tintic mountains This 16 ' ' 4:il -Ali 01‘:‘:: 61::‘ '' 47011sto 4 ernment and state officials are company has produced ferruginous itsie ::::::?—' ::::: ::::::!:ifs manganese ore averaging slightly projif working out a ::t!: ''''':Z4:11N:i'' A' ''4!t:: t::::":''4:96 :''i'7'k:4xy:' less than 30 per cent manganese t ect titoon li this rich isolated ': centi d ' for several years past a Idaho of " "k 4 ' ' 1 ' "'"'"- There are some small bodies of The Bradley company a big '' ' ''t'"S 1 0 1N manganese ore in the Tintic mining organization with head:"' 71Lt17:- - N! ' ''' ib ' IA '"VVt sf ftitAte Standard mine e$ quarters in San Francisco organi 4 f 'Prfiefgutidkaroilopi040to The Iron King mine between r41 i1$ ized the Yellow Pine Mining com4 4 t' 4 the Tintic Standard and the Iron I 1t I 'in 1932 ' After working the T" rrt 1taba pany ' Blossom and belonging to Eureka 4 Meadow Creek mine by conven‘71ctE "1 ' 110"0 a110 '11S-tional underground methods the '"neorme111004WiAk-W4 1 Lilly Consolidated Mining com11043 ' ' 411Ilti (1 7'4' le tot 3 4s J4M turned to the neighbor' pany has some of the ore The 1 company t'S 24s11 " 040114 z Iron Blossom also has some maning Hennessy ore bodies and here 41 4074 e 4 x4z711!ip ganese Ore occurring similar to developed the present Yellow Pine 444i the Tintic Standard bodies mine by using open pit methods ''' The gold ore averaged VS a ton Empire Mines company conI pl trolled by International Smelting Antimony mineralization had '' P 714 44 Mr: and Refining company has some long been recognized but was too low in grade for mining In1939 manganese ore in the Black Jack This is a Niew of the Yellow Pine mine Valley pit Bradley Mining company is pushing mine in Mammoth gulch 11 miles the U S bureau of mines started a of at the open county Idaho just after blast tungsten and antimony velopment southeast of Mammoth on the an exploration of the stibnite (anwest slope of Mammoth bluff timony) deposits And uncovered On the north slope of Freernont one of the country's greatest anLater an even canyon three miles north of Eutimony reserves more important discovery was reka the ore has been found on made Scheelite a tungsten ore the Fields property was found The bureau of mines will probWithout abandoning conservaably send one or two engineers from the Salt Lake station to tism says the fortythird annuai make a more detailed examination report of the mining Industry of of these deposits and then recomIdaho the Yellow Pine ores may Editor's Note: This is the first of a series of articles on of the Potomac river There were mend development of the promisbe) the largest known prove (to trade barriers It depicts their historical background Those to other "trade wars" body of tungsten in the world ing ones Full dimensions of the ore are follow will describe conditions leading to the "balkanizing "The interfering and unneighnot known The Bradley company two decades this the last that country during gripped process" borly regulations of some states added new equipment to the a summary of leading trade barriers among the states their contrary to the true spirit of the ham to handle around 200 tons a mill economic and legal effect the movements by the states federal Union have in different instances of gold silver and day just cause of umbrage and antimonytungsten ore The tungsten is begoernment and private organizations to eliminate them the given to to and others it is complaint developed through a be feared that examples of this ing progress already recorded and the outlOok for the future shaft vertical nature if not restrained by naJohn D Bradley a vice presiBy Paul T Truitt chairman interdepartment committee on tional control would be multiplied dent of the company and manager extended till- they became not of the trade barriers U S department of commedce Washington DC' and Pine operations less serious 'sources of animosity wrote in Yellow BEAVER Start of work by a U S bureau of mines 1783 and the in American than to with came an discord: end The revolution injuriouaimpedithe United States Vanadium corcircular just released ments to the lontercourse between information and the tungporation or tungsten claims west signing of the treaty of Paris the But this country did not then different that antimony of here has touched off a small parts of the confederacy" sten are associated on the west Under the "firm league of friendship" the With these words Alexander Ham- side but on the :cast side where boom in the Granite mining dis- become a nation and trict A number of prospectors articles of confederation commercial powers were retained by ilton describedon trade barriers commining operations are being cartheir effect interstate — are tramping the hills around here ried on at present there is virtumerce looking for outcroppings of sehee- the states ally no antimony this The of American articles confederation Seeking lite a tungsten ore There was a natural desire on commerce shipping Ntatem their were threw other doomed! These bitter trade United States Vanadiiim has se- their warm threatened to destroy all that part to fill the coffers do-of- ports 1vide open to British cured a lease from A E and foster their their ping and at the same time laid for which sO much had been sacri- t1agI1CJL1I1I McGarry of Beaver and IlarUey mestictreasury trade and industry Under duties upon their imports front ficed in the war G of Yosemite nstional Dewey the articles of confederation each sister states Efforts to correct this unfortupark California on four onpat- state had the power to impose their One recorded instance will illus- nate situation began with the Anented claims in the mineral district duties'on imports from sister states trate the resulting economic Chaos napolis convention By United Press which was about 12 miles west of Beaver and commerce The United New Yorkers purchased firewood called orwar-vita- l foreign Production magnerecentH Hall Clarence engineer States congress did not have this from Connecticut and dairy and sium is moving steadily closer to ly at Winnemucca is directing de' to take into consideration Immediately after the vegetableproducts from New Jerreality in the Las Vegas Nev velopment e work for the company authority war Great Britain sey This outward flow of money nip trades of the United States area This will include core drilling Revolutionary a course of trade that prompted the passage of an act to exajiiiiip the relative situath Weeks ahead A compressor and other equip- pursued affected American ship- - requiring payment of entrance fees tion in trade of the said states adversely first of 10 units of the Basic Magto ment have been moved the consider-hoto and commerce The United into New York far a uniform nesium Inc plant will be in operaConnecticut and property Alex Ranson who has ping au- - New became outraged In system in their commercial re- - tion by May a company official Jersey been Mining tungsten in the west States congress was without thority to negotiate an effective retaliation New Jersey laid a tax !Minns (might) be necessary to announced this week Other units for 3() years will direct mining trade treaty nor bind the several of $1800 a year on a 'Sandy Hook their common interest and their of the $70000000 project will as Ward foreman operations to respect it states permanent harmony and to reowned by New York lighthouse ' producing the light metal withAspes recently transferred from to the states several such in short Some of the New states Connecticut business men entered port intervals Bishop Cal will direct the drill- proceeded to close England an to act relative their ports to into a written compact boycotting 7000 men are at work (that) great Nearly ing Sara Martin of Luning Nev British shipping in retaliation New York City About and object as when unanimously ratthe huge plant will help him Otto Von Sill is in Maryland building against British restrictions on Virginia fought over the ownership ified by them (would) enable' 4000 men will be employed when charge of the compressor 4 the United States and congress the full unit moves into all-oThe leasing agreement provides assembled proeffectually to a of establishment production The magnesium will for milling " vide same for the be refined and processed into the deon if or near the claims plant Vast mountains This 'led to the constitutional finished product velopment work opens up suffibrueite will be and of cient ore magnesite convention For months delegates 1111 of them within comutilized easily hired the miners Beaver by labored The necessity for the from the commerce clause 'was stated by transportable distance pany include Gottfried Peterson Boulder plantsite and near-bJack Ferguson Fred Huntington TWIN FALLS Idaho -- - ConN1 Fel) 28 Madison: ('ITY dam ‘Vilford Robinson and Ray itobn- struction of a hydroelectric plant 11')SILVER Plans for putting another "TO 1 W4e ho do not view the son on the Salmon river near Challis major zinc producer into producNorth of the claims he leased to would make 'possible early expan- tion hi this questions through the medium of region were revealed Vanadium Begins or of interest the deU S Vanadium McGarry is pro- sion of tungsten production from patsion II vice Friday by Joseph Taylor of sire the to commercial states spcting another showing and has the Ima mine one of the largest president and general- manager of collect in Use of New'Plant Al Huntington Reed Edwards Colform an deposits of the metal- the Peru company whose re en lie frany their une indirect lis Huntington Edison Frazer and in the nation B It Tillery coinThe 1Tnitc41 perahle :nine at Hanover la the vial neighbors must RIFLE Colo 14:lnivr Gale working for him appear not States pany president pointed' out in state's largest zinc producer is Vanadium corporation S less E J P Barton McQuarrie an interview here impolitie than it is unfair develop-Majo- r announced that new mill in roaster Taylor one its A Barton and E C Barton K using bottleneck in the expan- rnent of the Carney mine adjoin- - since it would stimulate the inMartell Easton have located sev- sion of production for the develresentment as About 100 tons of ore are treated jured party by would start Perabic at the 24 hours A second roaster eral claims in the same district opment of the mines near May ing once will get under well as interest to resort to less every h will be in operation in and are planning to start explora- now producing 4000 to 4500 tons way at Production convenient channels for their the earliest possible date on Rifle is The mining company trade But tion soon of ore each month is the lack he said mild the foreign some creek and also is Others prospecting in the area of cheap electrical energy he said a voice of reason pleading the ore from the Ye purchasing will The development require A llowcap miries in are Thomas Harris C HuntingListed as one of the chief pro- large force of men adding to min- - canse Of an enlarged and permanent interest is but too Often southeastern Utah ton Millard Nelson a nd James E ducera of thestrategic metal the pay roils which already are at drow ied Robinson benre piddle bodies ism mine aliould not be forced to ing in a the Silver City district peak veil as individuals by the clam-- await the multiple-us- e ASSA Leaset Mine power deors of an impatient avidity for velopment program of the buThe AmericanSmelting end Re immediate and immoderate reau of reclamation under consid- Homestake Net company has leased the old fining Mining eration at such sites as the Paligain" mine near Starbuck Malachite sades reservoir and Seriver creek Colo and will diamond drill to 1911i a To solid was make Drops During nation it on the Payette river but project the copper deposit Colothat trade barriers be explore SPANISH FORK—Harry Chris- should have some means of obNEW YORK' Feb 28 CV— The imperative Kansas rado syndicate owns the a and removed of flow free trade tensen was elected president of taining cheap power in the near Homeatike Mining company Satmine produced gold The property the Beaver Creek Mining Company future to meet war needs accord- urday reported 1941 net profits of permitted Therefore the framers silver and copper in 1892 Since wrote into the a constitution at a rneeting of directors a r d ing to officials pro$5682999 equal to $283 a share vision that the congress shall have then it has been worked intermitstockholders at Provo Friday Government agencies have al- compared with 1940 net profits of powers to regulate commerce tently fling Emil Ostland of Springville ready gone over the tungsten area $6091137 or $303 a share with nations and among was elected vice president and with diamond drilling and test foreign Calumet and Hec la Consolidated the several states and with the Rieo Argentine Meeting William C Eeckstrom of Spanish bores showing large deposits Mr 1941 company Copper reported 1 section 8 r Indiantribes" secretary-treasureArticle The regular annual meeting of Harlan Tillery points out Fork net profits of $1296668 equal to This clause WaS to provide that sioelchoiders o f Men Argentine A power plant such as pro- 65 cents Boyer of Springville William Fr- a share compared with flow to set the course of domestic Mining compsny will be held Moncranback of Provo A Thorn of posed near Challis would also 1940 net of $713391 or profits commerce thus building and main- day at 4 p m at the company's serve of Brockbank the Clayton Silver mines cents a share Springville Archie taining a great free home market office 132 South Main street Spanish Fork' and Douglas Simp- and the Leadore area he added Allen C Merritt commissioner son with the three executive cfficers make up the board of di- of public works is seeking to Ore Shipments rectors interest federal officials in the IMMEDIATE Bingham The stockholders voted to re- mtne development program sume work as soon as the weather rare daily aver 1 Utah Copner 909 DELIVERY and Milling age: U 8 8rItel !Ilia 04110 permits The property is situated Slide at lona Combined Metals in Summit county seven miles east American Smelting and Refining It Dry Canyon THREE150 K V A TRANSFORMERS 180 of Kamas in the eastern Park City " A snowslide at the Hidden 44000 Volts Primary-4- 10 Volts Secondary mining district Treasure mine in Dry canyon Tintic I ANY OTHER SIZE TRANSFORMER YOU NEED Tintir Standard 31 care' (Thief ConsoliTooele county damaged automoS 30: Smelting Refuting and Bingham Metals Meet biles an ore bin and other con- dated MOTORS OF ANY SIZE FOR SALE Alining 8: Mammoth 8: Utah Fire I Fuca lot 1111v Cotianhdated 2: The regular annual stockhold- struction early last week In FebV ConAimintiti Chief I: ers meeting of Bingham Metals ruary 1939 a !snowslide hit the lupilont ed Licnii 2 1 Guaranteed Motor and Transformer Repairing company will be held Tuesday at camp killing three men and injur- Park CH 2 p m at- the company's office y was The ing several others camp 274 SOUTH FIRST WEST AT 111 er Kit lit ititt ELECTRIC SCIIRAGA 11 Dooly building The meeting has rebuilt in s out for location Heavy I DIAL i i a 119 t'imiAidideted tit been postponed four times because snowfall this year has piled up triiig KeeneyPlrli 0M' Park City (siiegide fed New 1290 tsnlidg Park 1040 park - of lack of a quorum snow on the canyon walla 6 — City Utah 220 ' ! 4 fr m70410ri-e:roe- 4' f : 431: ir-Tiz- - - :"- 16- 7P' -- :! 1 ''Ve ' h ir4 - 14 k ''' ' :: : A --4- -- 4? tJ4 - 4— -- &' -- :'i' —- 04i-- s 4 - ! "di' f- ik—tiii' ':: - ' - p - 41110- iN - 1 :1:'f -- 'i$: ": :: '' : i 0 4' ' :: -- "i :5- t- 41r'"' ' AP' W - :f ft- road-buildi- 1 -6 yr i z 4 SVP : 4 — - 44 - -- Neem1 -- -- PAW': w e '!"' "Re 4- - z A 'osikoke'-4- !Ik55 '4' ' : '' ? vt- - Trade Barriers Among States Created NeIv Strite:After Revollitionary War - - Tun trsten Ore Near Beaver Attracts Many 175-fo- ot I -- Plant Beats Schedule 10-ye- ar w bp-g- in ut Tungsten Area Firm to Open Powei Sought Zinc Mine y 11-- - - U'S low-grad- e mid-Marc- 5 i Mine Company Elects Officers - liCla SALE 85-lo- - I - If 11 ili i eml I 3 7777'-'7"7--'77”-"77- -7- ---- - 0 -- -- 1 11 Dstrilootor of "CATERPILLAR" DiesI Enginss and Electric Sets Track-TypTractors Road Machinry 1 — The Black Diablo mine in Pompernickle valley is shipping about 40 tons of manganese ore daily to Provo Utah where it is used by the Columbia Steel company according tb Hollis E Chatwin superintendent of the mine Perhaps we can be of help to you! I Nev A A ot - ::— kki-- ''' ' i4 44 t:: "IqIsrIf I t : : Nr ' 0:e -''''' ' rr1- - The Ir S bureau of mines has six Tintic district properties under L " 7:i17 3" ' 19-1- Bradley Pushes mony Tun Work Yellow Pine Mine Yields Vital Ores Manganese May Be Mined -- i National Lead company For twO or three months Wiles :::i ' N4 ' ::': NFA'S' YORK Feb 23 i11— will be engaged in work at cornI Mo '''''i near ' pany properties Joplin 4 ::: k otTrade circles estimated Saturday in the Al area and later N ' that March allocations of copper will opcn up properties near Fred- :' i 'It VI manufacturers would move ericktown 90 miles south of St more swiftly than in previoux Louis r- zWiles will retain some connec- ' rnenths and said the total available tions Consoliwith the Park City I1 i ler" ''' rx vo 0 'probably would be larger than in dated He will remain a vice February 4 These sources estimated March president and a member of the '' 'n4 ' r of board directors distribution would approach the H De Vine J executive vice 1300f)0 tons parceled out in JanuWill he conof Park City Consolidat- Gloyd 104 Wiles ary but said that since brass mills president sultii r engineer for St Louis ed Eccles said building Ogden were using greater amounts for Sniell!ng Refining comSaturday that Allan R Reiser of war production some individual 54 South panyThirteenth street East -----allotments might appear smaller who has been chief geologist chief The lead trade expected the and assistant to Wiles joined G 'anby Consolidated at engineer reto for March emergency pool will become ShortColumbia Btitish superintendgeneral Anyox15 main at per cent of domestic ent in charge of the mine Reiser ly afterward he went with the Is a production and prepared for of Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining and mining engineer-graduatof 'imported metal the of and Utah holds University Concentrating company spending Zinc interests looked for an a master's degree in geology He one year at Kellogg Idaho and emergency pool of nearly 50 per has been with the City Con- - four at Sudbury Ontario After cent in their industry against 40 solidated four yearsPark since leaving that he was with the Sudbury DiadeThe per cent in 'February school mond Drilling company at Thetrnand for high grade zinc was so Wiles has been acfive in Utah ford Ontario Ifor a year and then a amount of :nsistent that larger circles serving in various spent four years with the Bell Tele!he emergency allotment was ex- mining in the Utah Metal Mines Laboratories in New York capacities pected to be of the type of the Operators' association the Amer- - phone City white metal ican Institute of Mining and i In 1934 Wiles became associated Prices held unchanged Copper Metallurgical Engineers and other with the Hammond interests did was 12 cents a pound Connecticut groups some work for them in California metal base for domestic valley He graduated from the Univer- - and Oregon and came to the Park cents nnd export copper was 111i of California with a mining City Consolidated in November a: a New- York Lead was con- - sity engineer's degree in 1923 and the same year inued at 650 cents a pound New York and 635 cents St Louis while zinc held at 825 cents a round East St Louis Steel production held 8teady at ts high rate but still was re rted insufficient for all indus- trial requirements Even the top ranking categories f war manufacture competed acBy the Shift Boss ively for supplies The-raiequipment industry for Tiresome as it becomes to the informed and to writers who ennstance in some cases found its llocations of 'plates structural deavor to inform politicians who ignore the facts or who seem hapes and bars short of scheduled incapable of comprehending the rOle of silver in connection with equirements The pressure on finishing capac- the production of base metals it requires constant effort to cortv was heavier despite alterations rect false notions instilled in the public mind by the foundation-les- s lesigned to meet changing condiions utterances of certain administration officials particularly in the treasury department zinc and ores Idaho Men Run New important are spe- - duced in Utah reveal impressively cific examples dealing with par- - the importance of silver price upon Funnel at Mine ticular operations or districts that production of the base ores as ASHTON Idaho—The Idavada give exact figures revealing the f011(11"1: liAad nti Ames company Inc backed by Influence of the price of silver Ores Ashton men is working a gold- upon the ability to mine complex Per opper mine about 20 miles ores Two recent examples of careCent of ortheaat Jungo Nev The mine ful analysis of the question are Utah lead -9205 s in the Jackson range about a producedzinc Utah 9990 1e southeast of Red Butte produced an outstanding The first is A G MacKenzie's Utah gold produced 1360 ibendoned copper-gol- d of camp metal Utah's producUtah copper produced 120 A test shipment from a body of analysis tion in 1940 based upon actual Utah silver produced 5756 re On which the shaft was sunk recovery figures To begin with Silver total value 2520 '0 feet netted $41 in gold topper it was shown that Utah's dry and Lead 3524 total value Iknd sulver at the Garfield Utah silicious ores contained 348 per Zinc total value 2700 melter: A tunnel is now being cent of their total value in silver Gold total value 850 riven to cut the vein at a depth and their total value was $779 300 Copper total value 160 feet The tunnel is in 200 a ton but only 82 per cent of the Analysis of the value of the lead 'Pet with about 250 to go A crew quantity of copper and 79 per cent lead-zinc and ores and threP or four men is working of the lead and no zinc Regard- the value of the metals respective less of the comparatively small recovered gives the following ore of class of this significance in the silver discussion it is evi- figures: trnerican Metal to Ave dent that a reduction to the world 'Value' teet March 12 f 35 cents of silver (about price Per ton $2347 per Ounce) would eliminate most content Silver 591 A general meeting of stockhold- if not all the dry and silicious 827 Lead content rs o fthe American Metal Mining tonnage Zinc 655 conftht are likewise of If the 'World The copper-oreompanv has' been called for price of silver larch 12 at 6 p in at the corn- little importance in connection were it would cut the total Any's office 276 South West with the effect of silver upon the value applied of these ores to $2048 or Temple street Among the pro- production of base metals because almost 13 per cent a reduction osals to be considered are one although they produced 1752 per percentset a definite date for the regu- cent of Utah's silver their silver that would force a tolarge cease unless of production ar annual meeting and another represented only 25 per cent of age lead and zinc prices were to be el permit the board of directors the total value of these ores increased sufficiently to offset the o fill vacancies on the board whereas copper and gold consticut silver ending the next regular stock- tuted 975 per cent of the value The other outstanding example laiders meeting of the copper ores of silver factor came from The figures on the lead lead the the of Coeur d'Alene district Idaho from one of the new imKendall Still Active portant producers of silver copC Co per and antimony in a district 'Ns EsTm ENT BROKERS '! Zeb Kendall who Wag in Mer- where most of the big producers cur in 1893 when the cyanide proc- of silver lead and zinc have much OFFER ess was first used in this country the same problems that confront e SOS Shares of Wyoming Petrois running 150 tons of Utah and other western minirv leum Corporation ore a day through the Consoli- states This company in report': 0 'WO Oil Expirations dated Virginia plant on the Com- ing its important new production 0 50c stock lode according to the Reno of 1505195 ounces of silver SEVIERAL OTHER flOOD OIL INVESTMENTS Gazette C C Higgins mircipg edi- 738281 pounds of copper and tor of the Gazette was also in 650332 pounds of antimony exiri Y Pill 04PWAY DIAL Mereur daring boom times pected to be doubled in 1912 showed that the application of world price for silver to its 1941 production worth $527868 would have reduced this return and turned the year's profit on all metals )roduced from a profit of $187122 after 'all charges into a loss of $206040 before taxes Po-b7- er Thus 'it is Obvious that this comcould not operate under a world price of silver These examples are typical of the complex ore mines of the west i and it is difficult to understand cirl:1:17211A1111-1continued ignoring of their sig:7 I -nificance ' I::: !i i' ? t: $ Tri-Sta- r 1 of copper in March Alli40-ö- ' Otiipat0:'G-ise4-t- Mardi I I& ofAZ — - - ' 7A&06- -: a26a‘a‘Aa&412A6AAAdAi0AAI6wiftAleAd&o&4J t t |
